Basketball Prospects at Myrtle Point Face Strong Numbers
The Myrtle Point High School basketball season shows strong turnout with many new players. Notable players include Donald Druliner and Harold Endicott among a large list, while upcoming practice games occur December 18 at Powers and December 20 at Monroe. The schedule lists ten games from January 9 to February 28 against Roseburg, Coquille, Don don, Marshfield, and North Bend.
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Myrtle Point High
Robert Powrie
Boya
Powers Ory
Monroe
Donald Druliner
Earl Wood
Lyle Carver
Leonard Shelton Lloyd Ray
Dwight Bones
Harold Britton
Tom Qatrander
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Coquille
Bandon
Marshfield
North Bend
Freshmen Triumph in Annual Freshmen Sophomore Debate
The annual freshmen sophomores debate was held Friday December 6 in the assembly. Judges included Mr Church Mr Wagner and Mr Linn who acted with Eugene Kinnicutt as time keeper. The question was resolved that mail order houses are undesirable. The freshmen supported the affirmative and the sophomores the negative.
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Mall Atreat
Helma Olsen
Main Street
Wall Street
Joanne Perrott
Oregon
Jack Wright
Cecil Barker
M’sa Linn
Church
Wagner
Mr Linn
Eugene Kinnicutt
Myrtle Point Lions Honor Union High Football Team
The Myrtle Point Lions Club held a banquet at the Myrtle Hotel on Thursday December 4 at 6 30 P M to honor Union High School football players and coaches. Club members praised the team for their season and attendance at home games while speeches by players and coaches were given and the evening included humorous entertainment. The players expressed appreciation and the group hoped for better performances next year.
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Lions Club of
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Hotel
Union High
Lions Club
Marshfield
Carey Bones
Dwight Bones
Frank Larson
Lester Molllynn Cooper
Roy Belloni
Truman Wagner Beechen
Easman
Rickard
Doctor Mast
Hons
Wallace Dement
Senior Christmas Program Includes Music and Plays
The senior Christmas program on Friday afternoon December 19 features the Glee club and a reading by Verna Knightskit. The lineup includes The Pink Scarf, the one act play A Christmas Chime, and an accordion solo by Lloyd Hyde, coached by advisor Misa Linn.
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Misa Linn
Glee Club
Verna Knightskit
Lloyd Hyde
Christmas Carol Program Teaches Youthful Voices at High School
About forty girls and boys take part in a Christmas carol program to be held Sunday evening December 14 in the high school auditorium. The girls’ chorus includes Celia Bigelow Paula Brewer Imogene Burgess Genevieve Carmen and others. The boys’ chorus features Leonard Ranton Austin Hall Jack Wright Thomas Ostrander and more. Miss Faye Janice Irvine plays violin in a duet with Imogen Burgess, while a boys’ quartet performs and a duet by Burgess and Herbert Strong appears between numbers.
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Celia Bigelow
Paula Brewer
Imogene Burgess Genevieve Carmen
Eileen Clinton
June Chandler
Eloise Crowley
Audrey Davenport
Dolores Davenport
Priscilla Deyoe
Gilda Diets
Na Doss
Mary Ellen Hartley
Madge Higgins
Lora Ingram
Dorothy Hoschauer
Helen Gill
Hildred I
Ernestine Schneider
Union Class Rings And Pins Price Details
The article notes prices for class rings and pins with a noon deadline. It mentions a ring described as round with black enamel and May letters, costing about four dollars and twenty five cents. The text also references payment by a due date to avoid delays.
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Xeon
Car mishap with junior cast on way to Arago
Last Friday Mr. Linn's Chevrolet slid into a ditch after meeting another car. Helpers from a nearby farm freed it with a chain, and the car was driven out without damage. The group continued toward Bridge in time for cane.
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Arago
Mr. Linn
Walter Felsher
Eugene Kianicutt
Cane
Bridge
Myrtle Point Independents Defeat Port Orford in Opener
Myrtle Point Independents beat Port Orford 45 to 30 in a fast season opener at a junior high gym. Dutch Druliner led Myrtle Point with 22 points, while Port Orford center Tichenor scored 12 of his team's 30.
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Druliner
Fshing
Independents
Port Orford
Neri
Port Orboys
Hete
Tichenor
Myrtle Point
Port Or
Rejui
High Gymnasium
Wlcome
Smith
Essman
Carver
Cena Rickard
Draliner
Jora Orford
Conely
Helmkin
C Fromm
Orward
Jamison
Myrtle Point Schroeder
Endicott
Myera
Portford Ellis
R. Fromm
Zumwalt
Ponting
Wright
Jay Schriefer
Stage Set for Junior Play The Nut Farm
A stage setting has been built for the junior class play The Nut Farm to be presented December 12 at 8 pm. An interior scene, doors, and stairs are in place though furniture remains. The cast will finish learning their parts by December 12, when a large crowd is expected.
Myrtle Point junior high tops Riverton in low-scoring bout
Myrtle Point junior high defeated Riverton 7 to 0 on Saturday night in Riverton. Myrtle Point led after a lone basket and held on as several students attended the game, with eighteen riding in Clair Dement's new Ford truck. This was Myrtle Point’s third victory.
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Myrtle Point
Riverton
Riverton m
G A C Meeting Seeks Five More Girls for Sweaters Berets
The G A C met last Friday at 12 45 in the lecture room to decide if five more girls will take the sweaters and berets. If not, five cents more will be charged per item. Orders take two weeks after mailing. No other business.
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AG A. GC
Junior Play Skits Preview and Bridge School Run
An assembly announced four junior play skits to be staged Friday December 12. The Nut Farm promises humor and draws audience excitement. The cast and prompter traveled to Bridge School for two sessions then returned for classes.
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Andy Newhouse
Mr. Linn
P. A. Perfam
Volleyball Champs Crowned by School Teams
The junior boys clinched the volleyball championship title in last week’s action. Sophomores followed with an 44 point win margin, finishing strong in the overnet contest.
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Janior Boys
Librarian's Party Set for December Event at Woodward
Last Wednesday Miss Ruth Woodward ward called a fee of the librarian fans to make new party for the Higratiaea radem held at Woodward f Arago, December 10. Each librarian is to exi vier y Hatcher et Wright, and Freada Booth, s assistants.
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Ruth Woodward
Librar
Ne ‘S
Higratiaea Radem
Woodward F Arago
Exi Vier
Christmas Vacation Reminder for Mibu Students
A rhythmic reminder urges Mibu high school students to balance holiday cheer with study. It emphasizes maintaining high grades during December break and warns that semester exams are approaching despite two weeks of leisure.
School Classes End Semester Contest Sparks Theatre for Loser
Typing classes begin a contest to have at least half perfect copies with the fewest trials, tied at four stars each after Thanksgiving. If one class loses, every pupil must escort a classmate to the theatre. the prize is a daily gold star.
A Mouse Story Behind the Radiator Sparks Odd Interest
A humorous tale describes a dead mouse behind a radiator provoking curiosity and a mild odor. The episode includes a prank with a mouse in a dress and a scramble for seats as people gathered to peak and discuss the scent and sight.
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Melragier
Frantic Crowds Echo Loudly in Hidden Corner
The scene describes a chaotic crowd striving to shout the loudest, while a mouse meeting an unseen end behind a radiator adds a grim note to the moment. A stray line from the text hints at uncertain future hopes among a group of girls.
P T A MEETING PROGRAM AND COMMUNITY NEWS
P T A meeting notes indicate a program with a violin solo by Glen Neldalgh and performances by high school students. A talk by Mississ Rachael, songs by the Senior Girls, and refreshments prepared by domestic science students are listed. Local travel and illness news follow, including a visit by Mr and Mrs Ed Lewellen and Jim Sumerlin, and Mrs Sumerlin’s recuperation. The Methodist Ladies Aid bazaar and food sale are reported as a success with Christus gifts on display.
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Point
George
Dickinson
Jon Bjorkquist
Feary Tiaaur
Glen Neldalgh
Ile
Akits
Mississ Rachael Wrest
Philip
Net
Sunlor
Ed Lewellen
Jim
Gracie Sumerlin
Powers
North Bend
Mrs. Sumerlin
Bandon
Christus
Pembertons Visit Broadbent and Myrtle Point Friends
Dr W L Pemberton and his wife of Dallas Oregon were guests of the Ellis Dement family at Broadbent with other friends in Myrtle Point. The Pembertons are former local residents and said they are always glad to return for a visit.
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W L. Pemberton
Dallas
Oregon
Ellis Dement
Broadbent
Myrtle Point
Pembertons
Myrtle Point Lions host Coquille Lions banquet at Hamm's cafe
The Myrtle Point Lions club entertained the Coquille Lions club this evening at Hamm's cafe with a banquet starting at seven o'clock. The note mentions a five dollar cash 22 cents payment by Mann Electric.
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Myrtle Point Lions Club
Coquille Lions Club
Hamm's Cafe
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Myrtle Point Union High School
Eater R Sports
Francesa Fey
Julia Myrl Leatherman
Karl Breuer
Lois Porterfield
Ja = ram
Harold Endicott
Harriett Bones Siedys Latham
Ernestine
Bchnelder
Edna Doss
Austin Hall
Lola Norris
Francis Young Hazel Smith
Jean Presaler
Frances Fearnley
Hildreth Wright
U. S
Geeif Barker
Amos
Andy
Henry A. Schroeder
Junion
Junior High
G A. C. Meeting
Mibu
California
Syrrinia
Asia
Methodist Ladies Aid
Ferris Lundy
Furniture Exchange
Bank of
Omnis
Winchester
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Fnmesters
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